De novo transcriptome and proteome analysis of Dictyophora indusiata fruiting bodies provides insights into the changes during morphological development.

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Abstract
De novo transcriptome assembly and shotgun proteome analysis of Dictyophora indusiata fruiting bodies were performed. A total of 19704 unigenes were sequenced, and 4380 proteins were identified. Annotation and functional analysis of the identified proteins were significantly enriched in small molecule synthetic and metabolic processes, protein modification regulation (phosphorylation and ubiquitination), and vesicle transport. Furthermore, quantitative developmental transcriptome analysis was performed between the peach-shaped and mature fruiting bodies, and the results revealed that the metabolism and transport activities were upregulated in the mature stage, while protein translation was downregulated; this regulation is likely the main reason for the significant changes in the nutrients of fruiting bodies. Furthermore, the cell wall stress-dependent MAPK sub-pathway was activated in the mature stage, and fungal cell wall degradation-related genes were upregulated, which could promote reconstruction of the cell wall and might play a key role in the morphological development of D. indusiata fruiting bodies.
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Authors Wang, Jinqiu;Wen, Xuefei;Yang, Bowen;Liu, Dayu;Li, Xiang;Geng, Fang;
Journal International journal of biological macromolecules
Year 2019
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S0141-8130(19)36671-1
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Keywords
transcriptome proteome dictyophora indusiata carbohydrate-active enzymes morphological development

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